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Jane Williams explores the mystery and presence of Holy Spirit in the Trinity, the world, the church and our lives. She says that the action of the Holy Spirit makes Jesus-shaped lives, so that we grow into being more fully the daughters and sons of God.

Jarel Robinson-Brown introduces the life and work of James Baldwin, and explores how he can help us as Christians to ask ourselves what kind of world we hope for.

Selina Stone and Paula Gooder explore the practice of tarrying - waiting on God - and talk about favourite Bible stories about tarrying.

The Christmas stories are some of the best-loved in the Bible, but their familiarity can mask their real, mind-boggling message. Paula Gooder unravels what these revolutionary stories really tell us about God, power, the poor, and the present day.

Lucy Winkett contemplates the Cross, and what it means for our lives, our world and our faith.

Anthony Reddie unpacks the idea of colour-blind theology and speaks about better ways to address racism in the church and theology.

Naomi Lawson Jacobs and Emily Richardson discuss how disabled Christians often find themselves left at the gates of churches.

Lucy Winkett, priest and theologian, and Marian Partington, whose sister was killed by Fred and Rose West, explore the radical path of forgiveness. Warning: contains references to rape, violence and sexual abuse.

The Revd Richard Coles’ moving, funny, profound talk about his conversion to Christianity and his life as a parish priest. He talks with Mark Oakley about how faith has changed his life, how to pray, what it’s like to be gay in the Church of England, where he finds hope and joy, and much more.